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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
THE SYArE or TRLDE.

sAtrlmoPg Nov 5.--Csttos nrusc MrIdllas $50.
Flour steady STRAIT and ws,srn -upernas s.
Nm, slpsrams sgSISsGl 10. srrt ~ ooJ IL T., ~,
brands IA uilV - ~ DO si'.rAHv:
rltsat 81 - whsit-SOuthern soIiy Nsi - 7sS
~ SO. Westers in1c'iye; - winter fei st
79rG7.i, &C. Novepocr 20 December - an Sc d"
i,uuIry ora sogtgsrp W. puist Lui
nrm. Whts /, o50c. yellow ttftjc: "rsieTo du,l
.aady. 80 $50. Western Wants - sJD- "ssiers
Mrei So So, Founsri',nia 3of55o......E ys va,
steady At bsSt!c Hay w., ,Isai' rr,"e 70 0d. o
al tii - gui, hs,t,-ot"nl-r1 mi Gl'N lN' Slns,
r9cAsI GbsS.c h1rcE-sbonirrs at So !ear Eio
ah' Ole Hams 81. o.. L..i- i, Co. g. ~
y $50 1000. Tsrs Jrm e, - "2'c. fstG"isa" seiiy-
Hsnesl t'.c....' osrr-Hp earseet sc!iuir7 I. f.,r
i,onpo IOf 10 ... sts4v at ~ "a ~
Irsslt. to, L7erap, peg Steamer iie2ar-Csnn 800.
Flour l.. ~ Gr.n tll%i Recept'-tioar 1000 co..
Wheat $500 bhsL Germ 1000 busn. Osia 5000 nasH
I,e ...... bl.t n,uoin-nt--fir'u oDOb lo.s hhsH
"a" go mai, csri 1sL e-Ss-"h sa II roV' 'I'[
corn %i.gOJ rrs-
-Four ijpp b,- 500 ,ics-. C''a 5000 Ju'h p-t'
1910 lu,iL shorts 20"
Bvvrstn Hov. j-Whei;--SS Hart dGi! an iovrr.
oTer.a. &c s-k'i So, - 1900 lu'h Inl J. ~
ofercI ~ -Va 5p1c Wiu;s Wheat II.ei bui sehir 10
Hsi Moi .Aa - &C 80. AntHri s"3 AZ 30 HriC.
Va. wm's Michigan At ~ At "n tao corr .r.ei.
Yr,w a. ipc so se.lD~ oats un5etils' Ns
. Wnits 3.st 53c WHO - @r:,c. 10. Mirt
co. .c.....I.r-y nAiy unc-argct 70 auit
- Jsf,: 80 Carad4 S50Sfc. No. Z iytrs :" -.
80 rirsnr - io state 7na sc .... rye n"In;lT
oa.hanrri 80 Ws.trrn &c s,kei ......ioar gget.
Iurtbor pnr.us.f 81 :, in Aia,Y a. a. 10 Nc1 YORK
..... Re rut, wyTe--tVir "nDV bnA. NLnAt tiSov,
tr'n Corn 80 900 'u,h 2'i, 5i. s,i.ey -. Go3
hu.g Corn 1000 ptsn oats .--- busl. tau;l SIP,
nsnts- 25 esO yas Con $4,000 9u'h oat' $4,000
lash Bar-y -.. hu'h
f.H TN lN lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

repo ahout their work and 90 regardless OF the succession
.s% sdn . n as t ns he
Of nc road panr of nanen here so ts' sssa the ar
The a"ty Q, o % s o al
about that than II there an a'ange%snt, ne no c'P
Sr;sssd In inc rSSss sS psysr the
after iosng HI. ask ~ s,n, o1s no Wa s.s
Is aSins t,s % 10 ION. re,ltpei nins Ia
.a%. a@r oap .a. a.de ner eh r,p"
ihinS told Won zee al n te or nss', W. H. vas
asksl tina, vac an renel 1t Is very .ippls ~ bs
able To- .peli 'dis appointments, with an 49, and r~memeet
tha, they are HIS IL w n ,n.t 70 believe that
say with INC poet:
Ana all Inv WAYS adore,
AMI dar | live. -aen
Iolo'e thce more and more
Hove to &is. print whero thou
Id lsaIr IT, fe ,l ~ ,ise s' Se.'ea VIM
Time empire IS 50 sweet
when obstacle. and TRIALS seem
Like pri.on walls TO me-.
And cave the with thee
THE DUTY OF MDEAL INTLEXIBILIrY.
Tho ono great Taught nv tie passage the GUY "
moral inirx biy We mast be Ike Jesus andJ ohn
h this character OF moral inheA'oiy
Ia hi. great city 1.-Two there mover was ie''oh
ira, learned tn Just that iessDh The "ny
ne xbity nOtto dance 10 Others piping not 10
reason to have soue mor ant not allow ours-iye,
to DO twisted arodni aud pulled ab'ut " o'he' po'p0
better fail on risht prneps1 tas To- SneI .G "a
complicated sutioD IN The midst OF zen s'r'nf 49,
goo cue there - where our christian am ii cns
IN. where are tosy am wing 10 a., .rS u. ali rsht
The Srong" Moral iniexibiy Is st.aiint 81 as rock ~.
ss, W. vd sn1T NOV, T ~. gsa S c % po |s
sait in his prayer oh Nsptans IA ~ y. save M II ,no,
pens sha!i Keep my raider true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
COURT CALESDiRs-TODAY.

MONDAY, November :. i-s7.
su.rsnn couar-ca,MskGs-Before Barrett First
sUrasM1 CoUaI- dsSKGaL Takx-Rsces.
"S:.jAr GsnI' a. rs Is
: sats s 81 TSl - fssa 9 - I.a.e.
s5s g. Ios e 8 = - y o. 3d. o.
suresME Ho.Era CiEcuiI-raEr i-Bsigre Beach. j.
iI. its ~ iso isi7 is iisj Si7 so7 i5iiis7
surSrmE COURT cEcuIrarAnI II.-Befors lawrence. J.
- 'C5 Isl 6s 81 80 49, .? ss IS ST. g 49,
!, .' So as I i; Ps s
$; if3 tii ~ ~ III s9 5 1853 beg
Stray. cocal-c.neurr-rA Iy-iistors A2arsys, J.
,S5s is3S l;ss ~ les, ;ols, iO0o 1875 1855 os2.
sURRos,tR's CoUEr-Before Rollins. s.--wia Of william
sGrSRos couHr-GryKr.L rrRu-R.cs,.
81 Isl. i5S. 49, al III. iOO iI6. 10 lai5l
sgrtsiG. SSuf!rM 9Ss TsssSsrr o lc s
sJrFRiogc luer-rEIAL rE9I-PAEr II-EoiOro rr'iss T.
surrrloa roGrr-lm,i, TgEs-rAKr IrL-Bc.Ors nasro.
syrSNoa cCgsr1TEiAI rgas.rAEr ,vB.fOrs o'co''
ana an pa,, spa hoe';a J- ,S = y oask
~ s. ST. 81 81 Il. s. So s? So So iS a. a. * ~ q!
O. 81 o. g. e. s. g. IS g. s. So "a Ca q. 20 H. IL
COMMON PiE,s-srEclNL TfRN-Beforo BoOA.tavsr., IL
Nos l. J. "a > .. :. \. 9. TO- IL. 49,,
COhfioS PLkAs-l siAL IkHh-fAnI
Not SI9 3 44 2i3. lbs. 461. 4it tl6 li6 5IatiS
2tS 1888 2ss 80. 3 Ash 44S $40 ST. <Ol to' "Is oo0'
aDL A..
CIi CouKr-TGIAL TgRN-PAgr --Betore Hyatt ..iSor
Sill .t5p 156i 572 22Ip 1888. 6Jt. v47. 232t sE]''
ls?(. aT5S. isji. oil, 3.2Tl ,..u.. r -
Clfi CoURi-IRiAL fERM-PARr lL-Befor~ t'ntn. Sso
Mo-, 222i. 2t+9 L622 i3J4 1903 1854 loV' "a" |"-"''
,,25I 3,ssl. . 49, 1916. Lo9J. - 49,, ,,o...n
G. Nos 81 765 47a iis 9ds 2 l00 2O0j 800 i*'"
1887. 1911. 1870. 1850. 2OS6 100 MIA, c,,.,a-,
COURT OF GNSs.At ,EssioS,-sAsr i,go.
!. % }. T. @, q. T. g. y. 10 II, IL 80 ,,,... p...~S.r
CoLRT oil GENERAL sLssioysPARr tI-bsisre hsvu ~,
A el.
| calena tr, 90, ,.,.x. nni,sr.
COURT Oh GgsRRlL NEssioNS-PArr lIl-be.ots M""s,
sleeve J., and District Attorney pA""-Ns Wy
,SorSrorO -yEa-Rstors Judge sraiy iaaa
! pi,trlct Ne day eaienAArs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
GRIM x.tD PRODUCE N4RKBTS



Saturday. grain markets both tbs export and spsen
tive line wero IN waT Tho week e'oe
anil and with prices almost stationary ohI '"oro ~ s
exn.ctaou of better movement this Week. Ai'ous" ''
CANT, from the Northwest have been heavy Ie s?hoH'
ia, CO bee1 LARGO and the receipts ~ 'o"~'' i'
III Generally concc led that there VIII Dc s'e "VA'
dram mon us for food supplies from Enr"De ONT 'o
do not se,m yet to Invite fu"
in the .p.calaon The tendency IN ina wh'A' -
Rot "a ovar an increased etport inquiry, aithon<h me
Saturday Gg,0'O V.shcisl C4nn,' ,oi,ns
LARGE GA the otior hand n,,rrd Win IN rc' 40
of h,slu.s corn exports light oliy G@oVO uas'o,s
The cash marAets cf the W.
were ,tea ~ without import INT change inc epou
ols were duh particularly so IN roh ~,
fn1 oaongeS IA lateri cereal were ~ use ,,
higher prices wheat scores small ioss 'o
-. were faatureoss cont easier lot as uSA'
Tbe closed steady ana ririualy W,
changed strong untara gool cash .e
TIE spot jUH erc,. SONS 81 whch was
for port Ths cpsIs advanced 4dO points Al" e''S''
The GuaI quotations were "a follows; ..- ~.
Wheat .Sovsmbor 81; Ic'cn ,,r ob's JsH"i'J' '''
November So; December, oZ'si January 49,
Oais~N November. 33, D,esmber. 33'a; January JaS'
May. - ace
I.ri~Eovrmbsr IS 80 December 81 20 January 80 10
Fehrnlry 50 81; Marrh 81 81 April 80 "a NAY ~
Tbs pis OF grain aud Gour feyssd on saturday We"
YORK Ralfinoro PM tolpnia and Boston were as fvr
hsa, go ~ bushels carn 1879 slJ bushels OATS lo1's
grA 6O3 2bj bushels hou J<2ll piosases
At Chicago Mvlusso sgi 81 Louis TAO "rilvAi. "ene
Nheit 1855 81 shs.: 1926 bushels oats i'ouc'
bushes, tolai =r1n 25.5l5 Bushels hmr LOT 'f''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
T,tr rp,DrIS CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov. SS'cie. wheat erenod yeSsf'ay ~
7S sold up 7sa@ = ceats down 10 7S'eG ceh'A ana
1854 All the week ths market has been
degree hardy before The short saturdays
session o, ALT The receipts for tho week At
tie urinary markets 72jOD0 bushel. than last
vso The ports 300 40 bushels moro THIS kos
i ys men about bushels less zyOrabte thsa last
wooL iror1,sos increase the visible OF about
2Ol0 bushels II tho 2J9OOJ Iushri, in te -eavcins
warehouse - aofuc,el the visible suppy WIN increase
about $4,000 bu,hsls kiaE OF Toledo who
has hat some in prCflcuhg these hghirs
promises increase al about l'Joooo bushels Ihs
r,nge IN MAY sia g ceni, Wills 10 Novemoerh
w.s fail 40 brCau-o HUTCHINSON was
lght tySH
.,i ,,ttnltss Monn1y only 2S5 cars i,oon was
curierc for Nay opened At - 40
con-. sold down tJls conis. % AZ cents. ana
cio.,i Al Is November or.ned at sl's cents.
sold low cs-cl theo. MAY oats eoi AZ
figures aldly. 90 "a CENTS i"s recep' Neo
~, tue Tor Nopfay, ~ c.' H",n ras
CAatered 1000 bu'h6. re Cit, o. hos hore ist
vssk under receipts HFosHsr ths
agfiva. s Gn!ri the expect prices
a. Yards CHER s! product si.fied OF sitsnS 90
the Jangiry Opsnoi at 81 80, 'pd up 90 81! %
aud co'oi 81 s.. J4uuafy ari open'i a. ~ - sod A.
- close al - IS Janu~fy tbs Opener AZ - 30.
ST. 20 elosp at - - - Wiih the sHcsPcpn OF
~ TBS I.yDctt az
ID l. OF I'M yOtta.lce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

LIVERPOOL Nov 5-i -cott9a-rtsnr-' 'iss-'
steady. Unlani. Low Miliiug csTs". November dsiiy.
~. IL 90 buyers No'-1osr ~ni occonOJr iel very
o tGtd ssrrs December January Vc~T. I'D
sser. JArn4fy FEBRUARY delivery lijit sellers;
T.,riarr sut GArcl tnvc-v llJtL sellers March asd
<urH IL. It.i4d. S~lafs .nrf and Nsf &c
1854 NAY .at Ian, delivery Isl: buyers.
Juar sIi Jag .tcrv. , - - l. buycrs.
U.LyEsrpN Nos -Co,tou quiet. Mtllmg. q llj TOW
MNdung :, coal Ordinary. l-ld no. AID -rlss r..
ccyt- 5il5 pAic. the continent. Ash bales
sales. 80. bii,-. STOCK. = n6> bdo-
Nog;OiK Soy b. cotton Milling. . SIG: net ans
rorrpt, iD9J bales, exports % treat BAih 'sj"
bales eEpnrts totstuiso, i,sf. bales sslss -, b1es
.torA - JiD oil-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

Lfvgerool. Nov $3.50 . uL-Bset IN poer driaAn.
PRIME Mss iu,. So 81 pOr> popr dsmt 4; tHe Mes,
du, Il, 81. do W-.t-G. tan Is. 81 Tia aud
Bacon feniuL CnC-ss IN poor dsn,nt Isi0w IN
de-an- rur. eutne rDsui and steSls at 2ss
81 dcsnt Taxi. spot aud Flu urrs 10 FAR
demand spot Noyrmer December and Jsnaau STEADY AZ
iSN 81 Wheat far demand New No. Wlnrr sicsy AZ
6s ~ New No >pri1s steady t6s 81. -Four air de-
q eMand. Mixed west
pot dull 6.i November GEll IA So; Dyceia
ber dan 60 Gi. January 10 Is 5kd Hop, az Lonisn
Ne~.Nork state There Is nothing arsrBe
LONDON. Nov. 40 y. N -Prltoo-Sprns OF Tu;aeatns,
2Is ~. per cwt Refined peirO enm 5S4i. as l5.l6
ANTNERf Nov. -MIlroy'r lard closed az ~ Traces 80
confines per ldo klos Petroleum, Fine Pale ANerln. ID
ifsacs - confines Iad sud 10 sr"rs.
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nal
sales. barrels

The refnei active ant sfrngat fun qlotx
tehs cent, gallon. AO.i tes at NsnloIk FAlstei
plIg aud Baltimore,
rfrrrfuK. P-nn Nov 5.-Pstr,ieu'n dr'l anl fvlL "a
topa Trslst Cscus cPeas 40 7jt at 'sosel 80 1S,
lat. ns.i ~ lowest. ij4.
Sk.DForn rrns Nov. 5-Nlu,all rcil., Cog .'-,,s,
opeHod - SAL chat a. I3s nEs,,. 7j.. DFs',.
7fT CicsTasess l.51S ODl JlvSs1s
fltC.Yitif. rsla. Nov -Nrts1a irtENt CO. .tt'ii
Ops.c ~ -. hlshe'L 1874 lowest - . rls's : 80.
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rURorr.X FfSANcrAL u,eSGr&

Loypoy. Nov. % y .snsos los ilg tor monsv and
l0i : Tor the Afl-.iic All Great Wes
msfssfe ru.te-s ccrt0 lt-f iiiin PisnlG %
Err "a. Icyic,n uulintrYi a. Sew YORK Central
Bar SILVER tote a. 81 at cnnce Pans .arces quote
Ienns AZ ~ rcuttnef lor the ACCOUNT,
and EIehalse OF Ion lon At - $50 csn,!nsI iIr
checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
me I.,i.ns future, ranged !, ioHov'

lion. ou.rt .nd sioa3g .nl prices unch1ngei
A. last quot. - hoe. Fancy Wiutsr Patent, ~ ~
- - s.'iflcrn winters - roriN' Mfcsi-.n aot
VISIONS, Wnt-r- g GOs1 % t-r 10 choke seconds - -
nsRl th..ca Fancy Nlnuc,,tl PAteotf - - ~ -
Soft NLa4t P4fsns Dat - Nnro,oI Bakers 10 Hscs.
,nI W-d T. thtcc s'ft ~Vyn., - 49, - Low
prur. a tuS2 30 RYE floDt n b'fgH' 5 ,o9 %
IA. 'a,h pcrN, 4. 'bipTs-NN. N'ctas NAbti 80
7l'-c. No - -tin- Wheat a. --c ~ Rel AZ
900. M Corn 4litr. SO. 4. D@s =, No..
No iye 30 -. 80 q B4r.ey 7,c.-....N No Flax sc-i
81 !.L i'iIms TiaOtUv Srei - - Mes. rorE
mr. 100 r. ;" o.. short RID
sidcs % DRY oatst sheuidsr; bpI"i s. %
- short IlsAr Sit~s bpErl 81 - ---.. " lls>~Y tt'
tlucr, so,ls gallon ~ 40 ~agAg-Cht Loaf =.
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SPIRITS OF rURPRNTrN1.

Cnagig,rsN. Nov J-rnrs-stlre irul AT 3ic
bAs>NNAuL Nov. 5.-iurpsnliae ugu Al 50
vLGiNsloN Nov. J.-Lurpsstlas ntin SAFE
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. Nov. spanish got 1891. d:S9S iic.su.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

In New YORK; a woman who plays iho Gddl, H.
called "violiniete." Tho dslrymsni who makes The
butler must be churnlsie, and the who hun-
dries Your sOied clothes Is us-hst" and boniste.-
Nor stoWn Herald.
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cbg,lAG YRIOGs ~ BDSrJV Sr)JTS
BOSTON. Nov - ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12

making o total OF $14,648, Sl--or S293
per volume. The addition of 10 per
cent to this cost price, as provided by
the law, makes the selling price of the
book S3,22-a considerable reduce
: on from the $500 charged r
the revised codes af 1877, or the $40 ct
which Leyisee's.code has sold. As in
dieating the amount Of work involved
in Publishing the book. it may BIO stated
that there are 4, 968, $3.50 ems of COMPOSE
tion end 460 900 imprssRlons of press
work, and that the books weigh over So,
coo pounds, amounting to nearly two
carloads.
The book will he a most valuable help
to every person who desires to consult
the territorial law. The index is very
complete, comprising over Ii, coo entries.
The appendix contains q schednIeSwhich
resdily shows what any part OF the origi-
ma codes or subsequent session laws has
become in the compilation. The new
volume arranRes in consecutive
order, after the came general plan
as the revision Of 1877, all ex-
listing general laws upon any particular
point, 30 that the parties consulting the
statutes can find what they want with
Out cntSiuR turouRn uAll U uUIeH VOLUMES,
as heretofore has been the case in regard
to 80 many matters. The congress
sional enactments regarding the terri
tory are arranged in logical order. Any
publication of them heretofore has bean
largely q hotchpotcb, in which il was
difficult to find any particular provision.
The sale of the volume will be entirely
under the direction Of Governor Church,
the compilers having arranged, te turn
v Co him the entire edition after
supplying the officials entitled TO copies
Under the law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12
The Complied Laws.

The Complied Laws.
Sioux Falls Press: The printing OF the
compiled laws OF Dakota is finished and
delisery Of the book to the territorial
and county officials has begun. Il makes
q larger volume than had been first ex-
pected, but is NOT at all unwieidy, being
the same shickeness of tho second part
OF Levisee's Dakota codes. The text of
the work mskes 1919 pages, the federal
constitution and the organic law 4 pages
the table OF contents, introductory,
etc 2S pages. the appendix 81 pases.
and the iudsx 100 papes-4-s tnfai az 1a5o,
There we're 5 600 cVpiss. sftnted, the ex
pepse of compilation being $3 1897 go,
and she printing and binding $l0,7ll Al,
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IOWA Rrewera uneasy.

Dubuque, Dec. 10-Ihe recent de.
c,sion Of the United States supreme
courtin the Kansas prohibitory cases
has created c~onsidesabIe excitement and
great uneasiness among the brewers. of
this city. Dnbuqne has four latRe
brsweries, one OF the largest ale brew
cries in the west, and o malt factory
The loss sustained by the cloaing Of
these establishments would not fell short
of 81 ,000. 000. Thaeffect upon real estate
in close proximity to these plants and
the indirect losses which would naturally
follow, can hardly be estimated. The
sentiment in favor OF compensation by
the state is growing in Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12

and consequently incurable. It Is impossible to de.
scFlhe her suflerings. Her body from the crown Of
her head to the soles Of her feet was a mass of decay.
masses OF fesh rotting OIL and leaving great cavities.
Her fingers feBtered and three or four nails dropped
of at one time. Her limb contracted by the fearful
liberation, md for several years she did not leave
her bed. Her weight WAS reduced from 1876 to 90 lbs.
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can be
Cleaned from the fact that three pounds OF Cosmo.
line or ointment were used per week In dressing her
defeat BY this Bisck Woii, and commended ths ssf.
ferer to her sIlwiseC Creator.
Hef husband heating wonderful reports or the use
Of SHgrr's sPEctrIo Is. 8. 81, prevailed on her to
try IT, ga a lzat resort She began its rss under pro.
test, but soon found that. her systeni was being re-.
lieYed of the poison. as the sores assumed a red and
healthy color as though. the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the s. 6. &.
until last February; every sore was healed; she dis.
carded chair and %crutches, and was for the first time
in twelve years q well woman. Her husband, Mr..
g. A. Bailey, ia In business ct Tx Blackstone Street.
Boston, and will take pleasure In giving the details
Of this wonderful cure. Send to MS for Treatise on
Hood and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
TIKI SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer 9. Atlanta. Ca.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12
BLACK WOLF !

Or Black Lcproay, ia a disesse which is considered
incurable, but 1t has yielded to the curative proper
world as 8. 8. s. Mrs. Bailey, OF West sorneryiiie.
Mass, near Boston, was attacked several years ago
with this hideons black eruption, and was treated by
the best medical talent, who could only say that the
disease was q species Of
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12

SHILOHS CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis. Sold by DIR. Fanderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12

aHACKMETACK." a lasting and fra
grant perfume, Prices25 and50 cents. Sold
by Dr. Vanderhnle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12

Would you know the keen delight
OF q wholesome appetite,
Qnrestrained by coIic's dire,
Headache'a cprae, or fever's 6re.
Thoughts morose. or 10y. ohilis2
Then use4Dr. Pierce'a ellis.
DE-. Pierce's Purgatiye Pellets-the
original and only genuine Little Live.
Pills; 25 cents q wal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-04-28

effect such is not the case. 1t used 10
be on public days in our town nothing
uncommon for several fights to occur,
from the effects of drunkenness, and
several arrests for disturbing the peace
of the town. Then, of course, they we're
fined for it, in sums from one dollar and
up, according 10 the offente; so you see
it was taking money from the laboring
man, who was not able 10 lose it. Since
prohibition they do not lose it, as it is
rare thing that an arrest is made. Men
who used to never come to town without
getting drunk now come and 60 back
home sober. It has also lessened the
commission of crime, as is shown by our
criminal docket. Now, some people say
prohibition does not prohibit, because
some little whiskey is sold on the sly.
But such is not the case-prohibition
does prohibit. O. E. b.
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MORE TRUTH
THAN
THAN POETRY.
April q, 1887

PRAY give US your attention while we sing
you song,
With more truth than poetry it will not
keep you long;
A song to help your pocket, if you follow
but its teaching
1t is not hard to follow, as is as true as
preaching.
Our mission, in this instance, is to soy a
word to show
How you may save your pennies and cause
your wealth. to grow
1t will not make your Comforts less nor
any less your pleasure,
But will enhance your happiness while
adding to your treasure.
If you want Drugs and Fancy Goods at
prices just as low
AS they can possibly be sold I'll tell you
where to 60
To wILHITE & WHITES City Drug
Store No. Granite Row Street,
The goods we will show you-prices, too,
will be to you treat.
All the latest Medicines for all known hu-
man ills;
Standard Drugs of every kind, Elixirs, Lo.
tions, Pills;
The richest Extracts, best Colognes, and
finest Toilet Soaps,
Dressing Cases of every grade, and cheap
beyond your hope.
Garden Seed, Onion Sets, Potatoes too, we
cannot undertake
To tell you Of the thousand things that is
necessary our stock to make.
And now, having other matters of busi-
ness as important to write,
We reman your most obedient servants,
WILHITE & WILHITE.
Anderson, s. G., Feb. "a, 1887.
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That Cleveland would willingly retire
from the duties Of the Chief Magistrate
of the United States at the end of his
term, and that he has declared, as is
stated by Senator Vest, that he will not
be'a candidate for reelection, will natu-
rally cause much comment. Mr.. Cleve-
hand is reported as having said that he
would notunder any circumstances be a
candidate for reelection, and that he
assigns as one of his reasons for this
decision that .fno man could stand the
strain, at once physical and mental, for a
longer period than four years, without
risk of permanent injury to his health"
Notwithstanding this report. We predict
that President Cleveland will be his own
successor. He was elected President
swithout seeking the Office, and has shown
.himselfto be the President of the people,
and the people will again, in our opin-
Ion, call upon, him to serve them for four
years longer, although some politicians
may attempt to get him ont Of the way.
APublic oficeis . public ctrust" has been
been 80 fully: demonstrated by him, that
the people will be willing TO entrut it to
him again. The Democratic party can
not do better than to renominate Grover
Cleveland for the next President of the
United States, although he does not
desire the Office. .
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Mr.. EDITOR: After having hesrd a
great deal said on the prohibition ques.
tion and the new road Law, ! am forced
in behalf of justice to say, or, at least,
give my experience on the question of
prohibition; but as for the new road law
I have no experience, but have heard 8
number of Anderson County's best citi-
zens express themselves as being we'll
pleased with it. have been living in a
prohibition County nearly two years, and
was acquainted with the County before
prohibition took effect, when drunken
ness, lawlessness and debauchery was the
order of the day. Since prohibition took
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Prince Rivers, who was leader
among the negroes in radical times and
prominentina the Hamburg riots; died in
Aiken a few days ago.
70: Next fall.tha Government will con.
duct experiments In sugar making by
tie eipfocess Of diffusion, which, tits prom
7ised; will, ie9olntionize the industry in
this, country: Expensive machinery is
being prepared, and men of skill and
science viii direct the operation. Fort
Scott; Kansas, New Orleans and Rio
Grands are the three places at which the
experiments will be made. Commits
sioner Coleman has taken bonds of those
who are to assist the Government in the
premises, and is giving the whole matter
his personal supervision. If present ex-
ipeceations are realized, sugar planting
6il become one of the most profitable
industries in this country.